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Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Sep 24, 1823

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Paris Papers Report Pampeluna Fall and Spanish War Fallout

The Paris papers recount the fall of Pampeluna after bombardment and note yellow fever at Passage. A Telegraph dispatch confirms the fortress surrender and prisoners to France. The frontier illness is kept from spreading while Royalist and Regency tensions rise in Spain and Britain is seen as limited aid.

Paris Pampelina Cadiz Marshal Ouertnot Old Castile Pampeluna France

Bayonne Letter On English Trade In Spain War Impact

A Bayonne dispatch from Sept 12 reports Madrid conversations among regency partisans blaming Britain for delaying recognition and mediating with the Constitutionalists. Calderon urges England to mind its island and indemnify France, while moderates fear intervention. Ultras praise English meddling, Liberals split over St James's policy.

Bayonne Madrid St. James's M. Calderon Royal France England Corunna Trocadero Gibraltar St. Jamies

Reports of Russian surveys in Darien Isthmus area

A credible informant from America states that in April Russian officers conducted surveys of the Isthmus of Darien. It is rumoured Spain’s Regency ceded territory in South America to Russia, a claim thought likely to be confirmed by Ferdinand on Restoration.

America Darien Spain South Ameria Russia Ferdinand

Convention at Jalapa Seeks Treaty Between Mexico and Spain

Accounts from New Spain report a Jalapa convention closing on June Xt aimed at forming a treaty to bind Mexico and Spain. Delegates Guadalupe Victronza and Juan Roman Osis with Las Tiago Prisani discuss union and mutual prosperity based on reciprocal acknowledgment of constitutions and sovereignty, though no final treaty was reached.

New Spain Charleston Jalapa

Sickness Hits Royal Vessels at Havannah Station

Reports from the Havannah recount wide illness among ship crews. The brige bastard spent days there then went to Thompson's Island for air. Of sixty five sailors, fifty three on the sick list, twenty nine confined to births. Burial of four warrant officers followed. Only Captain, Surgeon, and Purser remained on duty.

Havannah Thompson's Island Muuner

Greek successes boost morale after Patras relief doubts

A Zante letter dated 1 August reports the Turkish fleet lingering off Patras in inactivity and suggests their season's service may end there. It also states that Continental intelligence favoring the Greeks confirms their early July victories over invaders.

Zante Patras

Major O Faron reports Indian clashes with American traders

Major O Faron, U S Indian affairs agent at Port Atkinson, writes to General Clearer in St Louis detailing murderous clashes between Indians and American trading parties on the Missouri. The Rickarees defeat is noted, and the Missouri Fur Company expedition is attacked near the Yellowstone by Blackfoot Indians, with leaders and five men killed and about 15000 dollars in property seized. Indians on the western frontier show hostility toward trading companies, blamed by some on British interference.

O'Faclon United States Port Atkinson William Clearer St. Louis Missouri Asney Missouri Fur Company Mountain Messrs Jones Immet Yellowstone River O'Faron

Money Market Summary From Saturday Trading

The Saturday money market saw little attention with absence of French expresses. Consols for Account opened at 83 hiked to 83 1 2 then fell to 83 1 2. English stocks closed with Red. Ann. Shut Consols 83 25 and 4 per Cents Shut New 4 per Cents 1028. Prices for foreign funds included Rus New Fives 44 and Prussian 5 Cents 81 4, Spanish bonds improved about half a percent, French scrip steady, Danish 5 Cents 91, Neapolitan 5 Cents 77 8.

France India Paris

Rumoured Cork murder arrests spark public concern

Under the Provincial head a paragraph reports suspected arrests of several Franks family killers. The Cork Chronicle note says truth behind the rumour but urges swift discovery of the relentless villains. It mentions Neville Payne Nonga, Honan, and McNunan, with injuries, missing man, and others held on trespass charges at Reveratawa Gaol.

Cork Chronicle Neville Payne Nonga Cork Honan Riddlesdawn Rathi Vate Mc Nunan Nuoan Hiuself Rathbeaie Acero Reveratawa

State of the Chops and Potatoes Across Counties

Report notes a superabundant hay crop in late meadowland across Antrim Down and Armagh, with potatoes deficient but existing stock halting reliance on current year growth. It observes rust and black blast damage to wheat and mentions large gallon quantities held by speculators, expected to aid the country.

Antrim Down Armagh

Fire damages Dohn Corry Moutry home at Aughvacloy

A blaze at the residence of Mr. Dobn Corry Moutry Esq. in Augh vacloy and Omagh spread from a chimney to a beam and rear timbers before being checked. No lives were lost.

Avor Royal Manmon Dobn Corry Moutry Bethat

Right of sepulture courtly clash at Kevin's Church Yard

A funeral row in Kevin's Church Yard over a Roman Catholic priest offering prayers at Mr D Arney's grave sparked city and country concern. The sexton alleged an Archbishop Dr Macee order blocked prayers, while Rev Brake claimed no such directive existed. it turns out Dr Macete was elsewhere, and critics misread events, exposing bias and miscommunication.

Kevin's I D’ Arney Brak D'Arcy Macee Dublin Brake Mage Imust Buane Macete Leamington

Extraordinary Robbery at Ushers Quay Police Office

A Dublin crowd watched as George Deveroux, once trusted by Messrs Orr and Co. of Merchants Quay, was arrested for shoplifting calico from their premises. Munro aided in pursuit. two patrols secured him. Calico found hidden on his person and at Wine tavern Street. Bridget Kavanagh held for examination. Deveroux committed to Newgate after a lengthy prior dealing with Orrs.

Usher's-quay George Deveraux Messrs Portugal Spain Merchants'quay Messrs Orrs Munro Winetavern Street Quay Ele Oporto Dublin Messrs Orr Newgate

Ordination List From Kildare Diocese Attestations

At a recent reception in Kildare the Lord Bishop ordained priests for the Diocese of Kildare and for the Flourish of Purreign. Names include the Rev. Nathanel Go Mahaty the Rev. Agthor Kowin the Rev. Win Vesey the Rev. J. Classen Courtney the Rev. Win Graham Cute the Rev. Joel Power and others.

Clewean Uren Pigksser Kildare Ppurein Nathanel Go Mahaty Agthor Kowin Win Vesey J. Classen Courtney Graham Cute Joel Power Ilona Winghda Mi Rechard Barton

Dubie Corn Exchange Market Report

On September 26 the Dubie market shows improved wheat and oats supplies with new wheat selling at higher prices than last Friday. Oats remain steady to lower with dull demand. old oats offered sparingly. Prices for flour and seeds edge lower, with Miller's Wheat at 5 to 08 and oats 6d to 13s 6d per barrel for various grades.

Dubie Bere

Fashion and Table Cath News From Ireland and England

A scattered report covers social visits in Ireland including Mr Granby Calcraft’s arrival at Morrison’s H Kilruddery House and touring Armagh and the Giant's Causeway. It notes royal court intrigues about posts in India and Ionian appointments, Kean’s Newry Theatre appearance, York Committee contract with Madame Catarani, and oblique mentions of actors Kean Macready and Desdemona roles plus London theatre movements.

O'Connell France Granby Calcraft Morrison's Kilruddery House Earl of M Tel William Stuart All Ireland Armagh A. I. Kelly Giant's Causeway Joseph Cairncrosa Great Globe Inn Clonmel John Power Kilfane Kilkenny Lord Hastings India England Ionian Islands Naples Brussels Duke of Kent Macready Covent-Garde Drury-lane Kean Young Rolla Shakespeare F. H. Kelly Glasgow Leland Carlisle Greenock Pais Lodon Jane Shore Juliet Madame Catarani York Fessinat Ma Ricarno Ricarno Gate Park Harwich Chippen Sterbuck Ricardo Minuchinhampton Petth Malmabury Osman David Timer Cocking Minchinhampton Hume M. P Gatcomb David Ricardo Royal Academy Ing Mry Deel Ur Lay Lady Clive Lady Normanton Lord Beresford Sir Thomas Conyngham Elizabeth

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